New York City will finish meteorological summer with above normal temperatures and precipitation when the unofficial season ends on August 31st. Temperatures averaged 1 to 3 degrees above normal throughout the New York City Metro, while precipitation ended 6 to 8 inches above average.
The National Hurricane Center designated Tropical Depression Six on Monday, and it is expected to be upgraded to a Tropical Storm by the morning hours of Tuesday. The system will pass well east of the area this week, but higher swells and surf are possible on area beaches.
Tropical Storm Dorian continues her trek northwestward today. Maximum sustained winds remained near 60 miles per hour. The storm is expected to approach Puerto Rico by the middle of this week.
Pleasant and calm weather will continue until at least midweek in NYC and surrounding areas.